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Hero Week 1
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Week 1: What is a Hero?
1) Brainstorming:
Participate in a class activity to develop a classroom definition of a hero
2 RDF Hero Qualities08-09.doc
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2) Broadening Our Perspectives of a Hero:
Can a student like you really be a hero?
Watch this video and participate in a class discussion:
3) What Does it Really Take to be a Hero?
Read Chapter 1 of T. A. Barron's
A Hero's Trail
:
identify the author's definition of a hero
compare and contrast this definition and make revisions to our class definition.
4)
Types of Heroes Jigsaw Research:
With a small group, "jigsaw" read about one type of hero in the above book (chapters 2-6)
Identify two or three main character qualities this type of hero possesses
Locate and research examples (one historical, one present-day, one young, one fictional/mythological) of this type of hero.
Use this information to create a group poster.
Be prepared to become the expert and share with your classmates.
Instructions for Jigsaw Research:
Hero's Trail Jigsaw Activity.doc
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What should be included in the poster? Click below for instructions:
Hero's Trail Poster Instructions for Chapters 2-5.doc
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Hero's Trail Poster Instructions for Chapter 6.doc
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Click on the link below to access the bibliography worksheet:
Bibliography Worksheet
Click on the link below to see an example of a hero biography for your group poster:
Hero Poster Biography Example.doc
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5)
Bringing Creative Ideas Together:
Choose an activity to creatively examine our class hero concept.
Hero Group Activities.doc
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Hero Week 2
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1) Brainstorming:
2) Broadening Our Perspectives of a Hero:
3) What Does it Really Take to be a Hero?
4) Types of Heroes Jigsaw Research:
Instructions for Jigsaw Research:
What should be included in the poster? Click below for instructions:
Click on the link below to access the bibliography worksheet:
Bibliography Worksheet
Click on the link below to see an example of a hero biography for your group poster:
5) Bringing Creative Ideas Together:
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Hero Week 2